Tourism
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Table Mountain cable car shutdown scheduled from 27 July to 9 August
Table Mountain Cableway will close from 27 July to 9 August for annual maintenance, while hiking trails remain open to visitors.
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Cape Town Tourism wins three gold awards at international tourism film festival africa
Cape Town Tourism wins three gold awards at ITFFA for authentic storytelling campaigns showcasing the city’s global tourism appeal.
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Dubai luxury hotels woo staycationers as tourists flee
Dubai’s luxury hotels slash prices for residents as war-driven tourism collapse forces five-star properties to rely on staycation deals.
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Cape Town named the world’s sixth best city to visit in 2026
Ranked sixth in the world by Time Out for 2026, Cape Town leads Africa with stunning beauty, world-class food, and outstanding value.
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Residents of Australia’s ‘most beautiful’ street fed up with viral fame
Locals of a picturesque seaside town in Australia have had enough of visitors taking over the ‘most beautiful street’ to take photos.
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Western Cape tourism revenue reaches R25.9 billion
In 2025, the Western Cape attracted 1.5 million international tourists, generating R25.9 billion and demonstrating strong growth in tourism.
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Table Mountain up for top honour at World Travel Awards 2026
Table Mountain has once again been nominated for Africa’s Leading Tourist Attraction at the prestigious World Travel Awards 2026.
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Cape Town sets bold target of more than 200 000 tourism jobs by 2030
Cape Town is setting its sights on 200 000 tourism-related jobs by 2030, alongside billions in visitor spending and a sharp rise in international arrivals.
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V&A Waterfront Superyacht Marina to boost jobs, tourism, and tech hub status
Cape Town’s maritime economy is set for a boost with a R230 million investment in a new Superyacht Marina at the V&A Waterfront.
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South Africa’s tourism sector is booming with tourists seeking authentic experiences
South Africa’s tourism increased by 1.3 million arrivals in 2025, with visitors prioritizing immersive, sustainable experiences over traditional sightseeing.
